Blue Sky Bluebird

Follows a family of bluebirds from the completion of a nest at the beginning of spring through the migration of the parents and eight fledglings in autumn. One spring day when the ground is a carpet of green, a pair of bluebirds arrives at their summer home. Inside their nest box, the female weaves layers of coarse grass into a circle, then presses her body into the middle to make a cup. Throughout the season, the female lays eggs which hatch into chicks that are fed tirelessly by the parent birds. The chicks grow, learn to fly, and eventually help raise a new brood before migrating south for the winter.